# frozen_string_literal: true require "dry/types/decorator" module Dry module Types # Default types are useful when a missing value should be replaced by a default one # # @api public class Default # @api private class Callable < Default include Dry::Equalizer(:type, inspect: false, immutable: true) # Evaluates given callable # @return [Object] def evaluate value.call(type) end # @return [true] def callable? true end end include Type include Decorator include Builder include Printable include Dry::Equalizer(:type, :value, inspect: false, immutable: true) # @return [Object] attr_reader :value alias_method :evaluate, :value # @param [Object, #call] value # # @return [Class] {Default} or {Default::Callable} # # @api private def self.[](value) if value.respond_to?(:call) Callable else self end end # @param [Type] type # @param [Object] value # # @api private def initialize(type, value, **options) super @value = value end # Build a constrained type # # @param [Array] args see {Dry::Types::Builder#constrained} # # @return [Default] # # @api public def constrained(*args) type.constrained(*args).default(value) end # @return [true] # # @api public def default? true end # @param [Object] input # # @return [Result::Success] # # @api public def try(input) success(call(input)) end # @return [Boolean] # # @api public def valid?(value = Undefined) Undefined.equal?(value) || super end # @param [Object] input # # @return [Object] value passed through {#type} or {#default} value # # @api private def call_unsafe(input = Undefined) if input.equal?(Undefined) evaluate else Undefined.default(type.call_unsafe(input)) { evaluate } end end # @param [Object] input # # @return [Object] value passed through {#type} or {#default} value # # @api private def call_safe(input = Undefined, &block) if input.equal?(Undefined) evaluate else Undefined.default(type.call_safe(input, &block)) { evaluate } end end # @return [false] # # @api private def callable? false end end end end